Sentence examples for exasperated because of from inspiring English sources

I could not help but feel a little exasperated because of the marginalization which occurs every time an economic incentive to ''cleanse'' a district is underway, as I find the idea to not ruin the image of a site in the public eye while covering up but not solving its problems contemptible.

Since both of them are exasperated because of the responsibilities, snapping at each other becomes a routine, which weakens the bond as they start becoming insensitive to each other.

Exasperated fans of Jon Stewart's Daily Show discovered that the latest "Global Edition" could not be broadcast in the UK because he was poking fun at events inside the House of Commons.

Golub didn't go into the night gently; he took exasperated note of its encroachment.

Exasperated members of the government, including the finance minister, Domenico Siniscalco, called for his resignation.

But there is a hint of worry among the Florida faithful this time because the "Mightiest Gator" of them all, Steve Spurrier, is no longer on the field to conjure up a blowout with an exasperated heave of his visor.

"I found myself an exasperated minority of one," he would later recall.

That woman's experience reflected the exasperated tone of several of the other writers.

These days he is challenging teammates who make mistakes and gesturing with exasperated waves of his hands on the sideline.

Read the headlines and it was the candidate's foreign trip from hell: a succession of mishaps capped by an expletive-laden tirade from an exasperated aide to an equally exasperated group of reporters.

"EAT up your greens" is the exasperated cry of many a parent when faced with a fussy child.